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Post by cxracer on Jul 29, 2015 10:32:46 GMT -6
I had my new scooter torn all apart as I had to replace the head , in the process I put in a new racing clutch with yellow 1500 springs all 4 and added a racing clutch bell as well and a new variator , I left off the cover as it looks dope , will this harm it? On a side note gps said went 58.7 mph
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Post by crwford on Jul 29, 2015 10:42:36 GMT -6
The more trash comes from road will cause more troubles endless trobles
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Post by tvnacman on Jul 29, 2015 10:52:07 GMT -6
for a short test ride, its fine. the cover helps keep it from twisting.
John
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Post by cyborg on Jul 29, 2015 11:54:16 GMT -6
Long term I see it creating issues not only from the strength point of view( tv) but keeping the major part of the dirt and debris out
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Post by czmdiver on Jul 29, 2015 16:02:51 GMT -6
for a short test ride, its fine. the cover helps keep it from twisting. John Adds Integrity to the Case, Long or Short. Interesting and makes sense. right on. |
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Post by cyborg on Jul 30, 2015 12:12:23 GMT -6
I ran belt drive cams in all my ducatis but one old bevel drive 900 ,,, and there was no strength issues as the belt covers were plastic and were not structural and I never rode with them open,,,, literally a few hundred yards up and down my street to make sure everthing was kosher and adjusted correctly then it was back on the lift to be buttoned up,,, I didn't feel like replacing a hotrod desmosedici mill for a errant pebble or whatever getting in there between belt and cams it would have been a disaster,,, both to the bike and my wallet,,,, once I stopped sobbing like a little girl first of course
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Post by czmdiver on Jul 30, 2015 19:50:27 GMT -6
And what do we use the CVT Cover Gasket for?
What does it keep out or keep in that its needed?
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Post by cyborg on Jul 30, 2015 21:07:34 GMT -6
I would imagine it's both diver,,,but mainly rain and crud out
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Post by czmdiver on Jul 31, 2015 5:47:45 GMT -6
Its got that snorkel in the front and a vent out the rear of the cover.
Ive rented allot of these in the tropics for my dive trips
in the rain gasket or no gasket it gets water in there.
at seas level a big rain floods short term some streets, they will plow thru a couple feet of water.
Oh ya it trashes them, figure limestone island and sand, mix with a little salt water and organic black dirt.
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Post by cyborg on Jul 31, 2015 7:35:20 GMT -6
that's instant death,,,the rental companies must spend a boatload of time keeping those transmissions up and running,,,wow
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Post by czmdiver on Aug 1, 2015 6:13:36 GMT -6
Technician in the Tropics. ha, as slice of a alley, dirt floor soaked in oil , single light bulb hanging from middle of room
a good Mayan technician may coast ya $25 a week US.
They never throw anything out, piles of junk parts and scrapped scoots.
FIgure a cheap Sunny 150 @ $750. US. They rent $40. per day.
a few weeks and she's paid for.
you've made a bunch of money by the time its falling apart. and most times can stick it to a ignorant gringo tourist for the repair.
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